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What does "access" mean for NSAppleScript?

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What does "access" mean for NSAppleScript?

Subject: What does "access" mean for NSAppleScript?
From: "Paul J. Lucas" <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2007 10:06:43 -0800

The documentation for NSAppleScript says:

	You should access NSAppleScript only from the main thread.

But what does "access" mean? Does it mean that one should *execute* scripts only from the main thread, or does it mean that *all* NSAppleScript methods (including "init" methods) should be called only from the main thread?

Ideally, I want to call initWithSource and compileAndReturnError from an arbitrary thread but call executeAndReturnError from the main thread.

- Paul
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